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# PseudoChannel.py - Your Home-Brewed TV Channels
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## How to Use:
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- The instructions below are all for configuring the **"controller"** device (i.e. a laptop or raspberry pi running linux). This is the device this app runs on to control the Plex client. The **"client"** device should be a Raspberry Pi running Rasplex hooked up to your TV via HDMI - although I'm sure other clients work great too.
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0. Update:
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```bash
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% sudo apt update
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```
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1. Install python-pip & Git:
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```bash
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% sudo apt install python-pip git -y
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```
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2. Create "/channels" dir, change to that directory, and download the install.sh script to the new directory:
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```bash
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% mkdir ./channels && cd ./channels && wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FakeTV/pseudo-channel/master/main-dir/install.sh .
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```
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3. Make the "install.sh" executable:
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```bash
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% chmod +x ./install.sh
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```
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4. Run the install and follow the prompts:
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```bash
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% ./install.sh
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```
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You need to have your Plex server IP and [Plex Token](https://bit.ly/2p7RtOu) handy as the install script will ask for them. If you run into issues or want to know more about customizing/configuring PseudoChannel, check out the wiki for details. If you need further help, have some ideas or just want to chat all things FakeTV, visit our FakeTV Discord chat here: https://discord.gg/7equn68
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